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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

Horss Eseiag-Ths Dap Wre<fisr-B.ss
ball and The sss nnies-

Horss Eseing-Ths Dap sre.sisr-B&ss-
ball aud the ss~ nuiss-
SEw yoRs. May n.
When Monfross won the Ksnta<ky D<sby
sfat-d thar q was M svifenee % his being a
fFse class race hers. especially as tue time
was qaste SLOW. 1 asso stated that a large
percentages q the money which Tie Cineia-
natisns won Ca that oeeasian w0ald sFsessilly
fissd a. way into otlsr pockets than theirs.
1onefsse's miserahie race with f1bretfo. Ia
shsch ae ran nnPlaccd, proved cossciu,isely
the correctness Of my estimate Of Montrose.
who 1 consider won The DeFby OK . scratch,
ssad also bscsfsss b. bad piIted against aim
the poorest lot of plugs thar ever faced the
starter for great taTf event
ifats4da S0rskichi The jap, i rspsily foTg
ing g the fEont As one II the best ell round
wrsstBers IN the world and the comparative
esse Nth winch he defeated William Mul-
doom tbs ex-Sew York policeman, best three
in I've. while il surprised me greatly. at the
same time forced this conclusion more firmly
into MY mind lie will be worth watching In
the future -
At the time that the new baseball rules. re-
strictins the delivery Of the pitcher ana Civ
ing the bafsmsn four strikes, were adopted
there was very general impression that they
were made with the intention Of helping the
sew Yorlss and iniuring the Detroits. but if
this were really true, tie manner in which
the Wolverines are, and the Giants are
! not. finding the ball. must make the men
whose massive brains conceived those won
degful Innovations feel remarkably weary
The Detroit<. as have before sail. viii win
| either Boston or Philadelphia viii succeed ia
securing place honors.
-.
By private sdvices have the satisfaction
of having my opinion of Jefn Smith exactly
confirmed have all along stated that Tor
| Wall, the middle weight. IS the best insn in
England today, and that the so called Eng
| liSh champion Is q very much overrnfed pt-
gilist. The letter in question recites that at
u recent assault at arms Wall succeeded in
| getting on 20 Smith whenever and wherever
| be chose, and had not the slightest apparent
| difficulty in besting him sigaaily. Now we
| can understand why Hr. Smith 10 suddenly
changed his mind about coming 10 this coun-
Try 70 meet Sullivan
sfs
| II will he remembered that Myers and
George the American and English champion
all round runners, respectively arranged q
series OF matches for the worlds champion
l ship short time after their arrival in Aus
trsiia. The distances were 70 have been 900.
/ Ice and 1900 yaris and the races were to
7 have teen run at intervals Of one week. II is
: remembered that Myers won the event at
| 600 yards, as the horsemen say, with hands
down. Now / learn positively just what
have all along expected George forfeited the
remaining two contests, and both be and bis
conqaeror will soon shake the dust OF the
anfipoies from their feet aud return to their
| respective homes OcrY COHEN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

A Nsw Yexk paper observes that "iszs
than tc2<sssn rssrs of this esntaFy re-
main and JAkz SaAAF's iasy " act con-
plsssL~ The onward march Of justice
= sios wksthaF il Is sars or not.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
@la'se5t d'es
'ation Of any 9a3ss
IN WeESs1eMeft
tAoSs oJ 0stfo't@

New Z se1s<bsdy soald cut the Esis
srzph sire tAas hs@is 70 aarsnso Lake.
ne people - ~sli A. TIE PFeasleni
might sni0Y a rest
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

BDrLAsaza s1peazs % be grs.fha'ls
sss.lnz oas ef ths Csbinss BUSINESS II
spite Of AZ prsdicti0ns haE i soaldn't
b SAFE b nsxs ministry without ARA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
HICHIGlH PINE LANDS FOR SALE.


LAND DEPARTMENT.
0EASp RAFifS AND fNDfsSA EkffnOkD.
GRsSD kAPipS. Nleh.. Nay ., 1857.
Tirnbered With h'ss rate sap ana boil sap pine,
cor pTisiug sbolr 1oQ1 scre<, lying IA townships
- and 70 s. ROW. The unferfgnei VII receive
sealcd biSs, mailed hifn ak Grand Rsridx Mich-,
10 be opened on
Saturday. .'nIy o. 1887.
With expectation y seising lands 70 highest bid
Ger Jhe undersigned reserves The rfltiisge Of
reitetipg any sod al Ids bet expects 70 sell II
the softh Of the iknds ~ bid. Apple snss are Ia
yited - bid FIR The etiT. tract fof al the isnd
On aay ofie O. rao1s SECTORS. pine IS all white.
.an1 = ipc iffSe. smooth fi0ter. Funninf sssgrly
g. nfFerS. sr5siae auloag maple. beech, feek
2 o. birch l8a. heniiocx 4it1 cedar There = 4
Quzntity Il VsiBs1ie he-af1Fk On several of the
dezsri psfons There ars trafl r0a6s through each
~ the iowt<hiss Average hali % e. X. q !. K.
X = sfzsrlt age rBlsep.
It = desired Ehst peFsies making fdds make one
rouditiouee on al finntkF ,raturts being shig9ed
over ~. r q J. X. X fruni keed City or p01nfs
north. - o. feioe ffrard Rspics. snd = scucnd
wltsogt restrictions ~ o. shi msnt A. piBe gu
sosSh the AaskeRon River IsrIRs are easa.
Fists uitho8f estimates ffrlshcd 0a sppliosfio1-
Lands described ~ fosio<s. via
arxaff - Unr..
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

stsslH ~ tsiifss exceif rnaaas
rieffnaf fAft De |ic eud Atlanfi "a,
lgees - ane ffes f'clrsti -fsEloF nass laa -
De- tsltts AID sfHuo Hals4 isfHsse - sra
Z on tielfoii y l1ifeCi CoI3liss4 ioIu inndf 81 !.
trnn s4tt - ttfolieh tfaifs eAs ~ knit ~ q. .
~ Union 7tckel once q Aaafsls@l ssas ~ rolsa
oefsa
y " tenSsfox. AicA l's~. Al 81 koasoea
tHAe II &okHls t.en ~ Nonlsl44
q. n. EN@eI.fs 6 a. aat d A tasNa1a
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

sDsfis filsils sxFeIa SUNDAY.
f1rFlusfftane~i We Gof hfDx VITA
nirh ifsn tfafifa euf fifsnd keFdds fHdieDs
Rsiifrads VIII ~ ~ a q X isH Hosirhp
ten. Hanro<k taia1m etc. saf polnu Ob ctL.
osep a Ns1 weEirru ry v hi4KE
leHl fsus anc 7ifkss kF't Her4reft< sscb.
A Nsfs0<. sen Euf4a Asfalette. Hieil.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

fiteiis SHADES ttr Dtsf eDE8f
fss<etelif taftnf fae 49, fflssfi HItks
fonntfffutl El iftffI tf lal See 4t-t rs et
Rapids -sAHis lnt lsNniaG faIf,s fsf fset ies
lof here - q & 49, Etit u ttt.
fnsstnf . .fete e..ltn1ffInus ~ a. r3aa taf ft-
rflgQ 81 he 4nrs ts z ~ a iH fsf
ilie,- faFoaFs tiesff fesilftf 81 d H y
81 Cts. recfs hote, hNa 81 fet
y fH45fa fit faa a.
ero. =. hsstHs TykF'c hssiaser - Ga
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

q y T7E7TF TFlTT FT4TT7 FTTTTTF
A local ffe1ett leafss tsfessa keItre - - - q
~ csfftine paees'nF7f ia4 nif sss -
fhrsafh isrkea - 49, Esssis g'io iFt3. ~ - -.
fnf aSt8as can ia ~ fCsfna 81 rEitst <iflr issi ..
g. idoaf0f a. AHa 81 lrff1
- HeE fFFff Et,n A.
Gao. ". htheoS fhf Iiesos kefot
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
HOTEL BENEDICT

x4rge s.~~zsfe1 fls-eee eerssx W. -eer w<r,.
ssT Nav 81. ksl reeezs t9r c1ss wfff al 81
erll asxfos. er.erxs strest ceF eeazseszzoes vszk
h<st 6epofs
Rsses. - - s3 psr tas According
- 4e1z1
~ p GRUNN0ND- Frsr7iezc-.
for aso1asgh 80 fszn<s~s.
pstrst MszhszssA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

NOR RENT OR sALE--ss JEFFERSON AVE
i ana ~ Bosiwicx ~. All the mofern improve
ments barn on each place. knquise Of JaA Z.
Granger. Il Ottswa-sf, Telephone ls5 lJa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

I-oR RENT--A LARGE HANDSOME srITE OF
K unfurnished rooms at me brunswick" o.
mrs. ioor. III
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

IoR RENT HEST LIGHTED FRONT BASE
i mfnt Ia the city. Iiie floor. The When
Shoe Co.. l<af
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
OUR STOCK srAss.

2-Grsnd Nsttneex Wednesday aud ssturday-2
Prices OF Admissson--3sc, &c. 15e
Prices OF Eslipecs-2Sc. icc. i0c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

TO RENT--F0R THREE MONTHS IE oNR or
L the best family h0;es IN the city. a site 81
two nicely furnished large ffo0t roo1as. Acdfcz
With full name J. A. q. care VI Aliis. Lacy Il
Dtck.nsofis. =. Drug store lts
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

no KEST-T1O NICE ROOH3 FO8 LIGHT
i manufacturing PURPOSES. which are heated by
steam. IA the fsli aud winter Enquire 81 once IL
g A Berwin, No q CansrSt lx,u
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

E0R RFNT-RoCMs FOR SNAIL FAMILIES
II for hight housekeeping IN tbs wenhsm block.
Enquire ~ room is
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

Tor REHT-PEoNT PARLoa FURNISHED
l. or unfarnished, ee Founsaia-sf. lfAf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

rOR REST-R0rsE AND BARS, e57 JRFFRR
II s3rFsYe- GOOD well spd cissefn, ciosete esc-
Inquire Of DE. ntsbrow. n xesso~ fdf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

yuxxTBD--A POSITION As NIGHT WATCH
w ~ man with lnnoh expsreocs Addfcss
ky. Box s. this oaicc. 10
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

L'oR REST-HorsE NEARLY MEN. SEVEN
II roorns. good location sice grOunds. COED
well; cistern n good repair; with barn or With
out: r<ssessson gwen lnlmediateiy. &c. EaQuie
on The premises, ~ East fniicu-kt. or ~ 10
Peari-sE. Sam c. Saith. l57
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

FrAETKD- D-Do4fDEas wgTH 0k wITEofs9
~ socssS plef A. 1stifH nsss res sf5as
rsesysek}e fstss IS ENFs19aw -
F-oR - pFR NFFE Ytsf- faN rtFE xffw
foom al spea bssr5 A. 81 erese~ss. s15
rsoGsD BY TEz BAY oR wEKK - wrkE
- ear - et<sfnef - 3 q Hrsx~s17s a 10
- 1hE1-aFt- - very rsase-stfs fszas ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
Miscellaneous.

CONE MONEY TO BIZ MADE By SOME oSr
- Who has some money, by bgying sonas - Jos
sorne en the line OF railroad. 150 feef deep and
some sm .liez. Price ior the Whole 80 Fer lot
L. s. PIovln, Loyets block. cTp,sts sweet
Ho'es.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

The faiiowiaQ desr r,psions sre vsiss5is nsin-
l7 fsf he1sisex. tfeaga there + Hiie sesffsr. r.ne
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

LoR RENT-AFTER APRIL LET, THg STORE
i NO. Pear; 81 pow occupied 20. printing OF.
ices Wheeler Green sssf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

MATTEL sHIgTMAKEEs AT GARDINER a
W Baxter. l3lf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

CoR REsT-AFTER JUNE IsT HOUSE NO iss
4 Dlvislop-st. icons and barn knquire
al room :, Nenhan b.ock. I&e
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

EOR RENT - CONVENIENT FLATS FOR
I small families 10 the nes DernY block. W
fulfon-st. Inquire at 22i M'. Vernon II. 1s2tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

yEANTRD--AN EXPERIENCED DRESS MAX
w ef. understanding ell parts Of the t1s ness.
Also Hn errana cir. Gall 81 room s5iledysrd block
bIs L MCMILLAN. l,sf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

WANTED A THOROUGH EXPERIENCES
w lsnadress, that under,isn4s the manage
meat thoroughly t5lquirt ~ onoe. Al the Eerie
steam Dye h9nse, No - Canals. ls7tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29
THE YARD MEN.
Four Men CorruIIed Before the Jus
tice for Fighting

h In the saloon of Sam Harris in the
"A lith ward on Saturday night, was q
4 scene oiamelee in which w. B. Jack
eon, Jim Williams, Walter Moreland,
ana William Brach were partici
pants These men are all in the EN-
Q.oy OF the Houston and Texas Cen
F'lai hallway company IN the road
iSfds' 1t appears that Jackson, upon
EpAhg questioned by the yard master,
ESir Ed' EchOls, informed that gentle
llah that Walter Moreland had knock
sO out the drawhead of All engine aud
lefeoy caused the engine to be DE
pied This excited the ire of the lar
party, and in company with his
lrades he sought an opportunity al
place above named aud proceeded
ma Knife and rock to make JACK
repent OF his evil doing. ester
morning Justice Sleeper causec
parties to be arrested by Const'
H Lee Jenkins and Lockwood
sVAson's case was bound over to be
FARO stthe January term ofthe coul
court, who will answer to a charge
aggravated assault and battery
~ remaining three were liberated
,uer bond to appear before Justice
Eeeper on next Wednesday morning
answer to the charge OF simple
ghting.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29
The Ninth Avenue Bank

New YORK, Nov. 2S.--The Ninth
avenue bank is under examination 10y
the state bank examiner. Tie state
ment of the banks condition OH Sep
TENDER 18th last showed resources of
$245,942. There were $50, 900 due from
353 227, and liabilities to depositors
of the bank and trust companies of
certain directors. How much Cashier
Hubbard has loaned without consult
ing the directors is still unknown. 1t
Is known he discounted notes made
or endorsed by VIM. G.. ones, one of
the directors who WAS president of
the \ orth Belleville Quarry company
which went Into the bands
of a receiver last August There are
a number of judgments against him.
The bank ais has notes or endorss
ments of III. E. lDgersoll late treas
urer Of the Potter and Stimus Manu-
featuring company. Director Arnold
said today that the collateral occurred
on which the loans of Jones and lnger
soil were are sufficient to pay the
claims. the other directors say that
depositors will be paid III full. but the
directors and stockholders would have
/ to make up portion OF the capital
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29

SAN Angelo, Tes, Nov. % "A
wrestling match took place here yes
terday afternoon between l.. Garfield
from the southern portion of the
state and j. w. Echols, the present
assessor snd formerly deputy sheriff
of Tom Green county, in which the
latter came out victorious, he throw
ing Barlied two consecutive times.
Much Interest WAS tat en- in the wrest
lac contest aud betting WAS heavy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29
AUSTIN.
Charter Fi'ed--Capt Schmidts' Ran
gers Mustered out Other Notes.

Charter fi'ed--Capt. Scimidts' Ram
gers Mustered out Other Notes.
AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. %. The follow
ing charter was fled to-lay: Blauco
News Company, capital stock $500.
Capt 5. z. Ecker returned Sun.
day night from Pena., in stan
county, where he went to muster
Capt. ochmidts' company of rongers
out OF the seIVise
Some of the men have been rangers
for yesrs and have done good service
1t Looks hard, therefore, to tuth them
loose; even il il is AZ honorabl e dis
charge.
The comptroller today purchHsed
$1,000 Hardin county court mouse
bonds for account of the permanent
school fund.
The comptroller's deposits were
about $4,000 today.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29

Rev. NJ. III. Wells. formerly pastor
of the Southern Methodist church at
Waco. but now en- route for Florence,
A'a., his new clsrge, preached sun
day morning, aud Rev. j. III. Collsrd of
Mexia, at night, at Fifth street church
to good audiences The church was
comfortably heated.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29

S, COURT--A. P, Mccormick Presiding
ID the United States circuit court
ns,ase of August, Bernheim Il Bauer
rsam Sanger is on trial. II is lit
sion over stock of goods which
10Th parties to the present suit attach
al and this suit is to try the right OF
prOperty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29

Gentlemen For twenty years have had
AEore On my LEFT check. II hEd gradually
whom / had consulted were unable to do
me- any good. Last fall n year ago began
using ;. 5 s. At first It Unframed the Sore
md it became more virultnt than ever 20
much go, indeed, that my family ms stcd
that should ituVc IN the medicine. per
sisted In using the g 8 y At the end of two
months the sore was entirely heated Think
Ing that the evil waS out Of ny constitution,
| left If the medicines but In November
ten month, after. II very slight breaking out
nppcRc.l | al once bcgnu again ON > $ 5,
and nuW that Is also disappearing ! have
every faith in ) S. >. II has done me moro
good thgn all the doctors and other mcdi-
clnes ever took. Yours truly,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29

0lSTlCE COURT W. N. Sleeper P,esding
Justice Sleeper fined Mitue WeIie
a and costs today, for leading dis
.olute life. Lottie Cole, on the SAINT
cbsrge, WAS acquitted. Preliminary
iesripg of A.Rosenfclt 's set ior
Wednesday,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29

Treatise on Blood and SIX IN Diseases mailed
free TuL Swirl SglrlFic co.,
Drawer s. Atnnta Ga
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29
? 2
When society men here
want TO get CORRECT
Furnishing Goods Tor
FULL DRESS occasions
they KNOW just where
to 50.
THE TRIBUNALS.
,IrGATlON OVER A STOCK OF GOODS
AND TITLE TRIED.


mSTCE C0UkT--F, NJ Maheig Presiding
Justice Makeig tincd w. B. jackson
son n charge of assault aud battery
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29
CANDY PULLING.

a "frinsl't Young Ladies' and GEN
Yemen al NIr, Jamesi. Uoore's.
4ueFe was a candy pulling at the
[s'luence of Mr.. James |. Moore, Civ
oy Mr.. Rennie Banton to few OF
young lady and gentlemen friends.
"o"g those present were the fol-
flisses Annie Cameron, Pattie
ntt.e' julie Robertson, Alys Downs,
nIe Burnham, Xells Burns, Jennie
gre Mamie Burns, Viola uum
Mary Baily thompson, Messrs.
GoWan, George Pierce, Layton
'tet, Bruce Gerald, Frank Grady,
n.y. Mendeuhsn, F'P. Crayeus, John
Nery, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Black
"a frank Hinchmsn has been Of
MA, iarm of 100 acres near O'Neill
ASIA Tor his horse Dude Ii, The
= Was declined.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29

POLICE C0URT--E. A. Sturgis Presiding,
Mayor Sturgis had u volume OF
business docheted yesterday morn
ing. The following Is fair showing
for one dav: Abraham /arza, drunk,
fined s.: Manrel /arzr, drunk, fined
So; juan Nilsreal, drunk, liued So
Andy Ashland, drunk. tiued 50; Z.
Mohr. drunk, fined So; Mary. Scott,
vagraut, fined $40; VIM. McCulloch.
cursing and swearing, tined IS; James
Welsh, vagrant, fined IS; Dan smith,
ugrant, fined SIS; Lewis Godfrey.
kysgrant, fined So; Frank Burns,
&Chsrley Ellis, vagrnut, tiued SIS; Joe
carlton, vagraut, iiued SIS; Joe DAY is,
.grant, fined IS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-29

kMTRlCT COURT,:.j, N. Henderson Pres d.
In the district court yesterday Ed.
H. NetF was on trial for murder. 1t IS
Etlsrged that on January %, 1887, at a
froiut between McGregor and Moody
n he shot and killed John A. Witto.
EIhe quarrel arose about matter OF
EsB, which Witte claimed Netf owed
Min for house rent. The eye witnesses
Ealhe homicide were IL. b. Edens and
1 snepard Nefl. The latter is a brother
Mi defendant. Mrs. Annie Witte,
EvidOw ofthe deceased Witte, Is pres
tliat the trial. Peerre & Boynton
Ni I, "A. Bleir represent the stale
Nd Clark II Dyer the defendent
ils case occupied the entire time OF
aCourt and the argument will com
Lace TODAY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-25
History.

Jean GRlin, who wss yesterday dis charged from custody on the charge of numbering Mexican in the Whetstone mountains, when put on the stand, made the following statement regarding the affair:
 Jean Galin sworn-Am 40 years of age, and reside in the Nhetstone noun tsins; by occupation, miller. l WAS acquainted with the deceased m his lifetime. We never had any difficulty. He came 10 me and said, John, you told the Sheriff 1 stole horse. said, "NO sir. 1 never said so. Who told you thsts" He said "Cornelis," and then called me as--, and said he would take the guts from me. He took a knife from his pants in his right hand, and putting it in his left hand, tried twice to catch my rife. He finally caught my rifle with his right hand. then stepped back and told him to stop; he came to me again, and 1 then pulled the rifle down and showing him back with 1t, shot him at the same time. I then took some things I had there, and came to Tomb stone, arriving here about 3 Q. h. Ask ed b6rkeeper where 1 could find the Sheriff; he told me 10 wait until 6 o'clock and he would find the Sheriff for me. When saw Mir. Slaughter, told him had killed a man, and he put me ID jail. After l left my house. l met MT. Ysabel Russ, and told him had khled that man, and to go and attend to him. Prospector,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-25
Cnf This Ont.

The following recipe is furnished to the Virginia Enterprise by B corres- pondent of that paper, which We give for what it is worth:
 "I herewith append recipe which has been used to my knowledge in a hundred cases. It will cure or prevent the smallpox, though the pittings are filling. It IS as unfsiling as fate, and conQuers in very instance. It Is harm less when taken by 8 well person. It will also care scarlet fever. Here it IS as I have used it andicured my chil- dren of scarlet fever. Here it is ss have used 1t 10 cure smallpox, when the learned physician sad the patient must die. It cured: Sulphste of zinc, one grain; foKglove (digitilis). one gram; half tesspOontul every hour. Either disappears in twelve hours. For s child, use smaller doses, according to age"
 We used the above recipe in case of smallpox at Eureka three years ago, and are fully convinced that it brought us through the disease quickly and safe ly, for We used DO other medicine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-25
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-25
Stein's Pass,

Volcano is very dull. The hoom which interested parties tried so industriously to work up failed and the attempt vas decided injury to the camp. Ii takes something more than B ten-foot pros peot hole to convince capitalists that 8 rich mine IS down below or that R Vir- ginia City is about to spring into e1is- tence
 All the claims. however, that are be- ing worked inustriously are proving to be all that practical and sensible miners expected of them to be.
 The sale of the Beck mine under the new bond was closed Monday, the cash paid to the owners and transfer for mslly made.
 The last shipments from the Volcano give returns showing that ore is improv- ing in quality and the quantity IS still satisfactory.
 All the claims are sacklng their best ore for shipment and shipping as fast as a car load IS ready.
 The low grade ore IS pulling up, as nothing under 100 ounces is shipped.
 Some day mill will a good thing on these dumps.-Headlight.